dein is a plugin manager for vim, which was supported for a while in
an earlier version of topgrade. This patch reintroduces support for
upgrading "plain" dein, rather that the dein UI which is invoked by
DeinUpdate in vim.
The commit that initially introduced dein support as implemented here was 57d3893a2b960e6c4fc8460f6bf4c3f30f546e20, but it got removed from topgrade in 5fb9b4177110d9e4890ab5eeca3f335d311b1b29. I didn't find any reason for that, did it happend on purpose?
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[ ] I also tested that Topgrade skips the step where needed
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deinis a plugin manager for vim, which was supported for a while in an earlier version of topgrade. This patch reintroduces support for upgrading "plain"dein, rather that thedeinUI which is invoked byDeinUpdatein vim.The commit that initially introduced
deinsupport as implemented here was 57d3893a2b960e6c4fc8460f6bf4c3f30f546e20, but it got removed from topgrade in 5fb9b4177110d9e4890ab5eeca3f335d311b1b29. I didn't find any reason for that, did it happend on purpose?Standards checklist:
cargo build)cargo fmt)cargo clippy)cargo test)If you developed a feature or a bug fix for someone else and you do not have the means to test it, please tag this person here.